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OpenAI has officially dropped its latest digital watchdog, GPT-6 Cyber, a specialized security model that managed to sniff out 81 previously unknown high-severity Firefox vulnerabilities and cooked up exploits for a cool 948 Linux kernel flaws before most of us even figured out how to update our browsers.
The Digital Exterminator Arrives
Remember when teaching computers to code felt like trying to explain quantum physics to a particularly stubborn golden retriever? Well, those days are officially behind us. OpenAI’s new GPT-6 Cyber isn’t just writing polite little scripts to automate your boring spreadsheet tasks. No, it has graduated from coding school, skipped right past writing basic Python scripts—because let’s be honest, R users need all the help they can get, but even they wouldn’t code this fast—and entered the shadowy realm of elite cybersecurity.
The model’s debut performance reads like a hacker thriller script. Digging into the Linux kernel and Mozilla Firefox,
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